How to Take Good Photos

What is the most common photo scenario described?

• Landscape photography

• Portrait of people

• Wildlife photography

• Macro photography

What rule is recommended for placing people inside the frame?

• Symmetry rule

• Golden ratio

• Rule of halves

• Rule of thirds

Where should you ideally place the subject in the photo according to the rule of thirds?

• On the left or right one-third of the photo

• On the top one-third line

• In the center

• At the bottom one-third line

What should you avoid placing directly behind your subject's head?

• A sunset

• The sky

• A plain wall

• Distracting elements like telephone poles

How can you achieve a professional look by manipulating the background in a portrait?

• By blurring it out

• By adding more light to it

• By keeping it in sharp focus

• By making it brightly colored

What camera mode is suggested for blurring out the background?

• Landscape mode

• Aperture priority mode

• Portrait mode

• Manual mode

What is the first step in the recipe for taking portraits?

• Set the camera to portrait mode

• Choose the right lens

• Move your subject using the rule of thirds

• Adjust the lighting

What should you do if your subject is backlit, like standing in front of a sunset?

• Change the background

• Move the subject so the light is on their face

• Increase the ISO setting

• Use the camera's flash

What is the 'key light' referred to in the text?

• The strongest light in the setup

• A light used for background illumination

• The light that fills in shadows

• A decorative light

What does the 'photo cookbook' promise to provide?

• Guides for photo editing software

• Recipes for taking better photos

• Instructions for repairing cameras

• Recipes for cooking